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The phrase "address the class of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to speaking to or engaging a specific group of people, typically in an educational or formal context.
Example: "The professor will address the class of 2023 during the graduation ceremony."
Alternatives: "speak to the group of" or "present to the cohort of".
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Noted entrepreneur and engineer will return to MIT on June 5 to address the Class of 2015.
A champion of market-driven science, trained as an engineer, will address the Class of 2014 on June 6.
U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. '73, '76L will address the Class of 2009 on Class Day, Tuesday, May 19, on the South Lawn.
After the "secret agent" Orientation coordinators "discovered" Vest on stage pretending to talk busily on his cell phone, he began to address the class of 2007.
Alexandra Wallace Creed '88, senior v.p. of NBC News, will address the Class of 2011 at Class Day, Tuesday, May 17, on South Lawn.
Benjamin Jealous '94, president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, will address the Class of 2010 at Class Day, Monday, May 17, on South Lawn.
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Much of the work reported on self-tuning control addresses the class of systems with known time delay.
Addressing the class of 2016 at the City College of New York in her 23rd and final commencement speech as first lady, she said: "Graduates, that is not who we are.
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